Industries

Learning platforms that hold up on results day and pass an accessibility audit.

Typical timeline 8–14 weeks to first production release

01 The problem

What actually breaks here

Education platforms have two hard days a year and 363 quiet ones, so capacity planning is the whole game. Institutional buyers audit for WCAG compliance before they sign, and a demo that fails a screen reader ends the conversation. Student data carries obligations that a general-purpose CRM does not meet.

What we build

Enrolment and assessment systems that survive a load spike without over-provisioning all year. Interfaces built to WCAG 2.2 AA from the first component, not retrofitted after a failed audit. Integrations with SIS and identity providers.

02 Where we stand

Proof, not adjectives

Software you can inspect, and work we can describe.

In production since 2026

Osvitly

A multi-tenant school platform where any teacher or school gets an isolated workspace of their own. Lesson planning with media, tests and question banks, homework with media submissions, attendance, a gradebook, class projects with teams, messaging and announcements, and a shared library — with parents given read access to their own children's progress and a line to the teacher. A single tutor running a school of one is a first-class case rather than a workaround, and one account can hold different roles in different schools. English and Ukrainian throughout, with AI help for building lesson content over an MCP server.

A training record registry auditors can trust

Safety training records for an industry standard lived with the training providers who issued them. An employer hiring a technician had no single place to check whether a certificate was real, current, or had been withdrawn — and the body that owned the standard had no way to correct a record once it was out.

03 Build or buy

When an existing product beats a build in Education

We would rather tell you this now than three months in.

Bespoke software compared with Education SaaS
Dimension	Building it	When Education SaaS works
Fit to your process	Built around how you actually work, including the parts that are unusual.	Fits if your process is close to the industry norm — and many are.
Time to first value	Weeks. Nothing works until the first release.	Days. This is the real advantage, and it is a big one.
Ongoing cost	You own the code and pay to maintain it.	Per-seat forever, but somebody else carries the maintenance.
Integrations	Whatever you need, including the internal system nobody else has.	Whatever the vendor supports. Check before you commit.
When it breaks	You decide the priority, because it is your team.	You file a ticket and wait with everyone else.
Leaving	The code and the data are yours.	Export what the vendor lets you export.

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04 Common questions

Common questions

Do you actually meet WCAG 2.2 AA?

We build to it and test with Axe and a keyboard. This site is held to the same standard — selling accessibility competence while failing your own audit is disqualifying.

Can you handle results-day traffic?

That is a capacity-planning question we answer in discovery, with numbers from your own logs rather than a guess.

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